Deliciously Easy Deviled Eggs

These easy deviled eggs are a fantastic snack, lunch or even platter food. While this recipe will give you 12 halves of egg, you can also easily double or even triple it.

The trickiest part of this recipe is actually the cooking of the eggs. If you have some already boiled, then this is the easiest recipe in the world.

Deviled eggs also work as a pretty good side dish as you only really need one or two halves. When I have the energy, I would usually do these as a side dish to something like an easy meatloaf or other casserole like dishes.

These will keep in the fridge for a few days, so they’re perfect if you need to prepare some food ahead of when you need it.

There are a ton of variations on these delicious eggs with some recipes with just a couple of ingredients and others with a ton. To keep things as simple as possible this recipe has only three very simple ingredients.

If you would like to see visually how this recipe is done, then be sure to check out the video above. It takes you through all the steps to making this tasty lunch recipe.

These go amazing topped with some sliced crispy bacon. It will unfortunately require extra work unless you already have some fried bacon lying around somewhere.

You can also top with an herb or spice. For example, chives, parsley, or even paprika works amazing when sprinkled over the top of the finished eggs.

Nutritional Information:

If you’re curious about how much of an impact these delicious deviled eggs will have on your diet, then you can find all the information you need below. Like most recipes on the internet this information is only an estimate so keep this in mind when deciding if this is ok for you to eat or not.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 40g

Servings Per Container 12

Amount Per Serving

Calories 51Calories from Fat 35.1

% Daily Value*

Total Fat3.9g6%

Saturated Fat 0.9g5%

Trans Fat 0g

Cholesterol83mg28%

Sodium70mg3%

Total Carbohydrate1.4g0%

Dietary Fiber 0g0%

Sugars 0.5g

Protein2.8g6%

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.